Israel’s lightning war shocks world leaders
A returning traveler questions Johnson's leadership as Israel’s quick military action against Nasser upends expectations. The piece contrasts Israel’s self interest with U.S. and Soviet restraint, noting Khrushchev’s exit and Kosygin’s cautious crew. It suggests Bundy study and reevaluating ties to Rhodesia and South Africa.
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Vietnam
USA
Ho Chi Minh
Nasser
North Vietnam
LBJ
Moscow
Egypt
Kosygin
Kremlin
Wash
George Bundy
Bundy
Traveler
Rhodesia
South Africa
Crime rises sharply in U S over first quarter
FBI statistics show overall serious crime up 20 percent nationwide in the first quarter. Violent crimes rise 21 percent with robbery unusually high. property crimes up 20 percent. Hoovers notes large city and suburban increases, urging full support for law enforcement.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Pigeons in City Fight Lead to License Based Bounty Plan
The city council okayed an ordinance allowing property owners to shoot pigeons with a license and restrictions. Separately, Martin Michelosen, son of a former Pitt coach, died of a rare meningitis linked to pigeons, with infection source unclear. A bird control firm proposed toxicants as a solution, highlighting a choice between bullets and bait.
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Martin Michelosen
University of Pittsburgh
Bird Control Division
Traffic hazards on Pennsylvania Ave prompt calls for police patrols
Residents report dangerous curves on Pennsylvania Ave with signs ignored by drivers. A recent off road incident nearly hit a tree. they urge announced police patrols and occasional speeding citations to curb violations and protect children.
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Pennsylvania Ave
Local Newspaper Ad Rates and Staff Listings
The notice lists advertising and credit contact details for the News Company in New Castle Pennsylvania, including executives and departments. It provides home delivery and mail subscription rates for Lawrence Beaver Butler and Mercer counties, plus public sale at newsstands.
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New Castle
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Jessie Treadwell Anderson
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J. Fred Rentz
Naa Dasaue Sees
Ass't
Eleanor Treadwell Payson
Scota
Secon
Pee Pere
Tis Cass
Bell Telephone
Private Exchange
Wrence
Beaver
Butler
Mercer
Traffic light urged at Cascade Rt 65 intersection
A reader from Shenango Township urges installation of traffic signals at Cascade Street and Route 65 after a June 8 crash left a youth seriously injured. She cites dangerous exits at Cascade Park, Lawrence Village Plaza, Gaylords, and Shenango School, urging safer access and reduced accidents.
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Cascade Rt
the News
Cascade St
Rt. 65
Willowbrook Rd
East New Castle
Ellwood Rd
Cascade Park
Lawrence Village Plaza
Gaylords
Shenango School
Shenango Township
Plaza of Gaylords
Dorothy McConnell
Williams
Three Minutes A Day By James Keller
A college professor teams with a convict to create a novel that wins a $10,000 literary prize. The prisoner, jailed 11 times over 20 years, finds purpose through a correspondence course and a borrowed typewriter. The story underscores that God hides talents in all people awaiting development.
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University of Minnesota
Jesus
Community Thanks After Home Fire Loss
Mrs William Pepe and Rose Marie Hillsville thank friends and neighbors for kindness after a recent house fire that destroyed their home and possessions. They express gratitude for support and goodwill from their community.
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the News
William Pepe
Rose Marie Hillsville
Bible Thought on Romans 10 13 Call on Lord for Salvation
A devotional verse reflects on Romans 10 13 affirming that any who call on the name of the Lord will be saved, offering comfort and spiritual guidance to believers seeking assurance of salvation.
Congress in Review How the Appropriations Committee Shapes Bills
A critical look at the House Appropriations Committee's secrecy and tactics. It argues bills are rushed to floor votes with little study, amendments pad totals, and unofficial reports guide spending. The piece notes political realities and mocks perceived democracy flaws in Capitol Hill.
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House Appropriations Committee
Appropriations Committee
House
Capitol Hill
A humorous tour of wedding customs through time
The piece traces the origins of engagement rings and wedding rites from ancient bracelets of hair to medieval iron rings, garter tosses, wheat and rice traditions, and the evolution to modern nuptials. It notes the shift from capture to honeymoon travels and ends with a light reflection on enduring domestic frictions.
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Ireland
France
Fathers through the ages in a child’s eyes
The poem frames fathers as versatile helpers from youth to old age. It traces playful roles like riding bucking broncos and zipping zippers, church companionship, and study aid, then humorously notes teen distance before appreciating them again in adulthood and retirement. The speaker salutes fathers as the best among all Dads.
Who Was First To Love Me My Mother and Father
A poem by Carole Michel Baker expresses the lifelong love and care of a mother and father. It recalls childhood hurts, late arrivals, and the enduring bond that defines the speaker's affection. The verses honor parental love as constant presence in sorrow and joy.
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Carole (Michel) Baker
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